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Tausende nehmen an Spaniens jährlichem La-Tomatina-Festival teil
Etwa 20.000 Menschen versammelten sich in den Straßen des spanischen Bunol, um während des berühmten La-Tomatina-Festivals 165 Tonnen Tomaten aufeinander zu werfen.
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Tausende von Menschen versammelten sich kürzlich in den Straßen von Bunol zum berühmten spanischen La-Tomatina-Festival. Etwa 20.000 Teilnehmer nahmen an der Veranstaltung teil und lieferten sich eine epische Tomatenschlacht. Während der Feierlichkeiten warfen die Teilnehmer insgesamt 165 Tonnen Tomaten in den Straßen der Stadt.
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